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asked June 3rd 2013

Making white ganache for covering cakes

I hope someone can help me out with this little problem that I am having, I have trying to no avail to make white ganache to cover my cake as I am looking to get a very nice sharp edge to my cake, but either I am using the wrong percentage of fat of I am doing something else wrong because my white ganache looks very runny, I am using 1 part cream to 3 parts callebaut white chocolate which is 25,9% cocoa solids, I hope some one can help me out. Thanks in advance

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I hope someone can help me out with this little problem that I am having, I have trying to no avail to make white ganache to cover my cake as I am looking to get a very nice sharp edge to my cake, but either I am using the wrong percentage of fat of I am doing something else wrong because my white ganache looks very runny, I am using 1 part cream to 3 parts callebaut white chocolate which is 25,9% cocoa solids, I hope some one can help me out. Thanks in advance

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Hello spices

Has the ganache split or is it just taking it’s time to thicken? If it has split there is lots of information here http://www.cakeflix.com/questions/oily-ganache on how to fix it. White ganache takes a lot longer to thicken and best made the night before. You could add some melted chocolate to what you have, give a gentle stir to incorporate and it should come together.

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